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Update, December 8:YouTube and Roku fans wont have to split their holiday time after all.
That ends December 9, when the two tech households, alike in dignity, are scheduled to split.
If you already have the YouTube app, nothing will change.
YouTube riposted, claiming Roku had shirked good faith.Jaccuse!
after yanking the subscription-based YouTube TV app off of new Roku devices.
About six months later, the deadlock hasnt improved.
